To do this you would 'Obsolete' the original topic. By doing so, you will b=
e=20
asked to create a new topic, which should point ot your new code. The old=
=20
topic will be linkable from this new topic, and visa-versa.
Keith
On 9/20/05, Joel Conraud <co...@ea...> wrote:
>=20
> Hello,
>=20
> We are currently experimenting with codestriker and it's a promising too=
l=20
> till now. My remaining worry currently is the following, though: how to=
=20
> organize a thread about a fix? Example given:
>=20
> =20
> - A developer wants to propose a bug fix; he creates a new topic;=20
> - A reviewer reviews the proposal and requests some changes;=20
> - The developer does the requested changes; how does he submit them=20
> back to the reviewer? By creating a new topic? Isn't possible to keep =
an=20
> history of proposals inside one given topic? If the only way is to cre=
ate a=20
> new topic, how to group logically related topics around a given bug?=
=20
>=20
> Thanks for your help, and congratulations for your tool!
>=20
> Jo=EBl
>
|
